Copy This Idea - How An Ordinary Guy Went From Zero To £50million

The author, Andrew Reynolds, is a former Surrey Business Person of the Year and has won an award for Best Small Business of the Year.  His Entrepreneurs Bootcamp event at the O2 arena in London, raise over £700,000 for the Make a Wish Foundation children's charity, and won awards for Business Event of the Year and Best UK and International Conference.

Andrew Reynolds is one of the UK's most successful start-from-scratch home business entrepreneurs.  He banked over £50 million using the system he explains in this book.  Starting on a shoestring budget, Andrew went from being an ordinary guy to earning over £100,000 a month!  Born and raised in a caravan, he used this system to become a multi-millionaire in a few short years.

This book was on both WH Smith's Best Business Book list and Best Non-Fiction Book lists!  It was also a Sunday Times' Best Seller list for several weeks running.

It retails for £9.99 in WH Smiths, but you can order it here FREE! - we merely ask for a £1.00  contribution to P&P.  This could be your last best chance to escape the rat-race.

  

To order your FREE copy of, COPY THIS IDEA click here.

I've no doubt that a few of you will be asking yourself: what has a plug for a best-selling business book doing on a gardening blog?  The answer is simple: this guy is the real deal, and if he helps you to escape the 9 to 5 rat-race, you will be able to spend more time in your garden.  And that has surely got to be a good idea.

Salvias

Salvias There are of course scores of Salvias. One of the big mistakes made by gardeners is not being picky enough when it comes to selecting a variety of any given flower. For the ill-informed, one Salvia is as good as another. Not so. There are Salvias that flower for 2 months and Salvias that flower for 5 months; so you get over twice as many bangs for your bucks. Some also have the bonus of being popular with bees, which always adds to their charm.

All things considered you can go wrong selecting Salvia x sylvester 'Mainacht'.  It blooms from May to September! 'Mainacht' means May night and was first bred just after WWII. It is probably the longest flowering Salvia available, and bees love it.

It tends to flop over a bit by mid-summer, but this is a minor problem: just cut out the stems that have flopped a bit and Mainacht will send up new growth from the centre, and continue flowering its socks off.

It has a height and spread of 75cm x 50cm.  Salvia is notoriously easy to grow as it actually likes poor soil provided it has decent drainage. They are also easy to propagate: click HERE for info. It is available from Beth Chatto Gardens. Price £4.60 for a 1L pot plant.